As James Bond taught us, ordering a Martini can be complicated and nuanced. So, what exactly is the difference between a Dirty Martini and Filthy Martini?
Looking for something cold and refreshing to sip on during the hot summer months? Use these bar expert tips to elevate your cocktails with sweet, bubbly sodas.
With its sweet and spicy notes, tequila pairs well with many fruits. And lychee's floral, sugary flavor makes it the perfect addition to a tequila cocktail.
We tried Knob Creek's newest, limited-edition bottle. The blended whiskey of rye and bourbon offers a unique taste and exciting addition to the category.
Even though there's still a Chartreuse shortage that started in the pandemic, the good news is there's a substitute that has the same botanical flavors.
Though there's a lot of experimentation within the martini realm, there is one hard and fast rule to observe: Your Gibson should definitely be made using gin.
Calling all budding tequila enthusiasts: These top-notch spirits are perfect for beginners and will send you on a journey of tequila discovery and enjoyment.
The combination of iced coffee and Licor 43 is untouchable - but if you want to sip on the carajillo in the evening, this small swap makes all the difference.
While it might seem odd at first, pairing bourbon with sweet cereal-infused milk can make for a delicious breakfast cocktail. Here's how to mix one up.
Mixing up a batch of White Sangria seems deceptively easy, but, according to an expert, the type of liqueur you use matters. Here's the one he recommends.
If you're heading to a chain restaurant like Outback or Applebee's, it's good to know which signature cocktails to order, and which to avoid at all costs.
Long Island ice tea already has a kick, but with the addition of iced coffee, the beverage becomes even more potent. Here's how to make the cool caffeine swap.
There are already plenty of ways to update your hard seltzer, from rum to coconut water, so why not let your hard seltzer do the updating for an entire tipple?
Sometimes a Bloody Mary is just a little bit too much. Textural concerns and flavor qualms are addressed, though, with the addition of one ingredient: vermouth.
American author Ernest Hemingway was known for his love of stiff drinks of all kinds, but Hemingway's favorite cocktail might come as a surprise to you.